Rapid

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About

Rapid is ranked #6 of 27 in property-based testing tools on Inferse. It runs on Self-hosted. There is a free plan.

Compared on property-based testing tools

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Test runner support: Go testing package; go testpgregory.net
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Reproducible failures: Yespgregory.net

Facts

What it does: Rapid is a Go library for property-based testing that checks user-defined properties against automatically generated test cases.github.com · 3 Oct 2026
Automatic minimization: When a failure is found, Rapid automatically minimizes the failing test case before presenting it.github.com · 3 Oct 2026
Data generation: Its type-safe generators use generics and bias data generation toward small values and edge cases.github.com · 3 Oct 2026
Failure persistence: Rapid supports persisting minimized failing test cases and automatically rerunning them.github.com · 3 Oct 2026
Dependencies: Rapid has no dependencies outside the Go standard library.github.com · 3 Oct 2026
Fuzzing integration: The MakeFuzz function lets a Rapid test be used as a fuzz target for Go's standard fuzzer.github.com · 3 Oct 2026
Usage: Rapid tests run with the standard go test command.github.com · 3 Oct 2026
Configuration: Rapid's options can be set with flags prefixed -rapid. or corresponding RAPID_ environment variables.github.com · 3 Oct 2026
Stability: The project says tests should continue to work across future releases with the same major version, subject to stated API-change exceptions.github.com · 3 Oct 2026
License: Rapid is licensed under the Mozilla Public License Version 2.0.github.com · 3 Oct 2026
Comparison limit: Compared with Go's testing.F.Fuzz, Rapid describes itself as better suited to structured data and state machine tests, while lacking coverage-guided feedback and mutations.github.com · 3 Oct 2026